Important Services to Help Caregivers Cope
Those Who Give Care, Need Self-Care According to a recent study, approximately 80% of dementia care patients are being cared for by their families. They spend an average of 6.5 […]
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Become an OLLI Member: Your Brain Will Thank You
by Philip Nowicki, PhD, Alzheimer’s Project Board Member For six years, I was a full-time, 24/7 caregiver for my wife, Delane, who had Alzheimer’s disease. She passed away in March […]
Improving Health Care for Patients with Dementia
By Tricia Matthews Introduction “When I get sick, I want you to bring me here.” My mom told me this when we were driving home, after a long, full day […]
Party with a Purpose at the Phrenzy
The 16th Annual Parrothead Phrenzy is less than two weeks away – and the Tallahassee Parrothead Club is ready to Party for the Project!! The Parrothead Phrenzy is a benefit concert […]
Get On Board
For over 30 years, the Alzheimer’s Project has provided comfort to people living with memory disorders while making sure their care partners feel supported. The Alzheimer’s Project’s continued success as […]
Alzheimer’s Project Provides Family Support through Counseling
When caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, caregivers experience a variety of challenges. These challenges encompass everyday hands-on care and may also include […]